Bluetti Handsfree 2 Review: The Power Station You Can Carry On Your Back

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Portability is a top concern whenever I review a solar generator: could you seriously take this on a hike, or is it just luggable from the truck to the campsite? The Bluetti Handsfree 2 is designed to be the maximum power capacity you could feasibly carry on your back, and the Bluepack that it fits perfectly inside of isn’t just a neat storage case—it’s a brilliant backpack too, with all the features you’d expect, plenty of extra capacity, and fantastic ergonomics.